Icy Hot

Submitted by Tushar on Wed, 09/09/2026 - 17:37
 
 
// package test;//any package or no package is fine
 
//no imports just java.lang used.
/**
 *
 * Make a class with a main method, the target method , test helper and test cases function
 * Read all instructions. Twice (comments in this calss).
 *
 * Your question will be different than Icy Hot, with different parameters and requirement.
 * IcyHot is a sample.
 *
 * You can copy the structure of IcyHot
 * I will judge on test cases (different test data, testing edge cases, to properly test the requirements)
 *
 * Its not J Unit style, but is single class with solution and unit test cases with main method.
 *
 * Main method calls Test cases function
 *
 * Test cases function calls test helper function repeatedly with different test data and expected value
 *
 * test helper calls target function and compares actual return with expected
 *
 * Target function and, unit test cases and test helper
 * Change the file encoding in your IDE/ text editor to UTF-8 (as some characters are outside of ASCII).
 
 *  no imports just java.lang used. For your problem also do not us java collections or any other classes. 
 * Use simple objects and classes that are in java.lang only.
 *
 *
 */
public class IcyHot {
 
public static void main(String[] args) {
IcyHot app = new IcyHot();
app.icyHotTestCases();
}
 
private int count;
private int errs;
/**
* General test helper for data and expected value unit test.
*
* Calls the target function with given inputs and verifies that
* the actual result matches the expected result.
*
* Notes:
* - Parameters before the last one must match the target function's inputs
*   in both type and order.
* - The last parameter represents the expected return value.
* - If the target function signature changes, this helper’s signature
*   must be updated accordingly.
* - The expected value must be pre-calculated correctly for each test case.
*
* Example below assumes target signature:
*     boolean icyHot(int temp1, int temp2)
* 
* This function works for this target. But for you, its a sample. The actual number of parameters and parameter types,
* for your test helper, will depend on the parameters of your target function, their type and return type.  
*/
 
void testIcyHot(int temp1, int temp2, boolean expectedReturn) {
boolean actualReturn = false;
count++;
try {
actualReturn = icyHot(temp1, temp2);
} catch (Throwable e) {
e.printStackTrace();// log it
System.err.println("Error " + e);
}
 
if (actualReturn != expectedReturn) {
System.out.println("Actual :" + actualReturn + ", expected :" + expectedReturn + ", for temp1 :" + temp1 + ", temp2 :" + temp2
+ ", count :" + count + ".");
errs++;
}
}
 
/**
* Different test cases - more the better. To adequately test the target function for all
* requirements per the question.
* Number of test cases depends on question and number & type of parameters in target.
* You need to think of the values. Think of edge cases and make sure question scenarios and other scenarios are covrered.
* Suggest implement your test helper and test cases functions first and then the target function implemrntation.
*/
private void icyHotTestCases() {
/*
* besides date here,
* only use Java map if told too, most problems only Java lang package classes
*/
System.out.println("IcyHot Test cases, run at " + new java.util.Date());// copy to your test cases and change text IcyHot ...
 
testIcyHot(0, 0, false);
testIcyHot(0, 101, false);
testIcyHot(-1, 101, true);
testIcyHot(500, -101, true);
testIcyHot(0, 101, false);
testIcyHot(-100, 1999, true);
System.out.println("IcyHot test cases count " + count
+ ", Errors (test case expected value wrong or implmentaion wrong or problem understanding wrong):" + errs + ".");
}
 
/**
* Target function, this function is the problem function to implement. The signature should be same as
* in your question.
*
*
* Sample Question:
* Given two temperatures, return true if one is less than 0 and the other is greater than 100.
*
* icyHot(120, -1) : true
* icyHot(-1, 120) : true
* icyHot(2, 120) : false
*
* For debug can have system out println here but in reference website need to comment out.
*
*/
public boolean icyHot(int temp1, int temp2) {
if (temp1 < 0 && temp2 > 100) {
return true;// sample answer, incomplete, your problem will be different and you should implement compleltely
// ...here not dont complete so can see sample error message when you run this
}
return false;
}
 
}